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BRATTLEBORO-An achievement that has been decades in the making is about to finally happen with...
BRATTLEBORO-In the predawn hours of Nov. 7, a fire tore through the abandoned remains of...
PUTNEY-A fourth appeal to the Vermont Supreme Court has proved unsuccessful in stopping the proposed...
BRATTLEBORO-A group of residents has successfully petitioned for a special Town Meeting to debate whether...
Voters will need to wait for an opportunity to weigh in on both cannabis legalization in the community and the establishment of a 1-percent local-option sales tax, as the Special Town Meeting originally scheduled for Sept. 17 cannot proceed due to a complication with public notice for the meeting. According to Town Administrator Shane O'Keefe, while the legal warning and notice for the Special Town Meeting was properly posted on the town's website and various public locations within the community,
The Republican Party has lost its mind. Out of desperation, its House members have elected a speaker who, if his party's candidate is not elected, believes that the democratic election process is corrupt. If his candidate is elected, no problem. Where does America go from here? This Voices Letters from readers was submitted to The Commons.
The Moore Free Library/Crowell Gallery, 23 West St., presents in July a multi-artist exhibition of art in fiber, ceramic, and print. “Elements” features Jackie Abrams, Patricia Burleson, Kris McDermet, Susan Osgood, Lauri Richardson, and Deidre Scherer. An artists' reception is set at the library for Saturday, July 5, from 3 to 5 p.m. “Elements” is a celebration of six artists working in diverse media. Drawing inspiration from their surroundings, they all share a passion for the basic elements of art:
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